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The version is up and the functions are increasing.
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Overview
Vastaus inhabits instrument channels and bass, and is known to have been witnessed on master channels.Feel free to use it. Add an EQ in front of Vastaus and try pushing the highs a lot to see how Vastaus reacts.
A zero input gain and Tame makes it the most neutral, suppressing and blocking the overly tight treble of vocal essays, smoothing everything from cymbals to guitars.
Increasing the Tame will make it even more effective, but it will also give you more options with the React switch and Bias settings. React is a mode in which Tame begins to pass transients in an interesting way, which brings out more detail and clarity, but makes the sound smoother. Bias gives you more control over the sound by limiting the effect to the plus or minus side of the audio sample, creating harmonics in the process.I call this "silky", but it seems that well-known hardware unit makers have adopted a similar process.
Finally, the gain. The Input Gain controls the boost of the entire input signal, and the Output Gain acts as a pad.By increasing the input gain, you can produce even higher notes after adjusting the signal, which is especially effective for musical instruments such as electric guitars. Together with the Bias knob, Vastaus also acts as a leveling tool, allowing you to boost and extend the treble far beyond the original signal.
You can use the Wet knob to blend the altered signal with the original signal as you like.
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